According to BlockBeats news, on November 25, Santiment released data indicating that since November 11, the number of wallets holding at least 100 Bitcoins has increased by 0.47% (91 wallets). Meanwhile, the number of small wallets (especially those holding 0.1 BTC or less) has been decreasing. Santiment stated that, in the long run, retail investors' dumping usually has a positive impact on crypto asset prices.
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· 11-25 09:26
PANews, November 25 news, Matrixport released an analysis today stating that after experiencing a significant pullback, Bitcoin's recent rapid rebound is primarily driven by emotional recovery. In last Friday's report, it was mentioned that after the sentiment indicator fell to extreme levels, the probability of a rebound in the short term increased, and this current phase of rebound has already materialized. However, the analysis believes that this is not a signal for the start of a new bull run; the current market structure is complex, and risk appetite is relatively weak, making the rebound more suitable as a short-term tactical trading opportunity rather than the starting point of a trend.
According to BlockBeats news, on November 25, Santiment released data indicating that since November 11, the number of wallets holding at least 100 Bitcoins has increased by 0.47% (91 wallets). Meanwhile, the number of small wallets (especially those holding 0.1 BTC or less) has been decreasing. Santiment stated that, in the long run, retail investors' dumping usually has a positive impact on crypto asset prices.